What happens when you take six Robins from the nest and throw them in a world where their whole existence is just fiction with no clear answer on how to return? Well, this is the story of one of the many paths they could take. (Feat. Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Stephanie Brown, Carrie Kelley, and Damian Wayne)(Crossposted on Ao3 under the same name)

Some injuries aren't on the surface. Some scars can't be seen. And some people can't be rescued. (Continuation of The Broken Circle, and the second installment in the Circle series.)

He tried, but robo-Jon simply can't measure up.  Idea from doctor-jon-crane of Tumblr.

Batman.

He knew better than to go to his father's funeral, but he did it anyway.

Zatannas magic gets out of control when Damian touches her and they are all whiske away to the past. The Batboys get sent Back in time to when it was Just the big six (Batman, Superman, Wonder woman, Flash, Green Lantern, Green Arrow)

Nightwing's eyes tried to focus on Batman, but this task was proving to be difficult, he drew in a breath, "Bruce, sorry…" Dick's words were breathy and he struggled to speak, blood dripped down from corner of his mouth, and his faded blue slowly eyes closed.

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Redhood and Batgirl have fun together.

It started with a chance encounter in some alleyway in Gotham. Jason Todd, better known as antihero vigilante 'Red Hood' is aided by a medical student who just happens upon him. He becomes his on call medical aid, and becomes drawn into Jason's world, an equal curiosity from both Jason and Zack develops into a strange friendship which then develops into something more...

A one shot/drabble focusing on an instance in the clown couple's life as they prepare to go out to a job.

Snippets from the Joke's On You universe-things that didn't fit with the flow of the story, background, expansion on the universe, etc

Damian (accidentally) blows up the bat cave. The four brothers have to live at the mountain for a week, in their civilian id's. Can they keep up the act? What will batman say? Rated T for swearing (Jason)

What happens if ivy decided to “work” her way out of her way out of Hushs grasp? What if she knew who the Batman was? We’ll see wont we? (Movie Version)

Slight AU. Selina has found herself stuck in a world she doesn't understand. She becomes the Cat; an alias to take revenge on Gotham but after a tragic event she realizes she needs to be more: the thing she never wanted to be. Selina/Bruce rated M for scenes of violence/some of the later sexy scenes. Written from Selina's POV. DISCLAIMER : I own nothing bar any OC that might be inc

Tim is 12 and a middle school student. Tim must undergo an annual physical, which he hasn't done yet in order to continue with the sports programs he's signed up with. Late for his physical, Tim enters a new hospital that turns out not to be what it seems to be. (This is a total departure from my usual stories.)

— Uno ! — Grayson, je ne crois pas que ce jeu soit si excitant que ça, renifla Damian. Ou Les Robins jouent au Uno, tout devrait bien se passer, n'est-ce pas ? Batfamily, Pre-JayDick

There are things in this world far more precious than pride. OR: Tim is crazy but only somewhat, and Batman does everything in his might to keep him in the light. And they live.

One-shot story. While helping Huntress, Nightwing comes at odds with Oracle and Batman about trusting her.

Jason and Talia are found family, even if neither of them realized it at first. Follows "A man travels the world in search of what he needs" but can be read as a stand alone.

A new Robin has made his debut on the streets of Gotham, and various Villainesses and Heroines seem to be infatuated with him. Robin x Multi. Only suitable for 18 and over.

Knock knock. Who's there? Tim. Tim who? Who is Tim?

Selina Kyle is nearing labor. Batgirl has a special gift for the new parents-to-be in the Batcave. BG/BW SK(voyeur) Inspired by Les Bonser's ASSTR fan fiction where Bruce/Selina/Barbara are in a consensual poly relationship.

It's actually kind of hard to explain. There's...well, there's a lot, and it gets pretty complicated at parts. It's easier just to read the whole thing, to be completely honest.

A reimagining of the graphic novel by Alan Moore and 2016 film adaptation with new and extended scenes. Rated M for language, blood, gore and possibly some disturbing content.